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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1929
Page
2
A butchered OCR line mentions a Kin Guerig product praised by housewives as the best. The fragment references Mr Ju and a sales claim. The readable text hints at a traditional endorsement without clear context or full details.
The article argues Canada is recognized internationally yet lacks true nationality and a legal flag at home. It notes Canada's equal status in the League of Nations and Imperial Conference, but insists on a distinct Canadian flag and independent constitutional powers within the British Commonwealth. It laments the paradox of pride in nationhood without domestic nationality or a full flag.
Arthur Center, automobile dealer and student aviator from Springfield Massachusetts, fell from his plane at 1800 feet over Springfield airport. He rode a parachute to a safe landing unhurt as the aircraft crashed in an open field and was demolished.
In a quip between a school teacher and a boy, a farmer with 14 000 pecks of potatoes and a price of 20 cents per peck leads to the boy's playful answer of a set of golf clubs a radio and a town car.
Reconstructing a liner timber of many forests in many countries has been used for recon struction and redecoration during the seven weeks' overhaul of the White Star liner Majestic which recently left Southampton for New York on her one hundredth west bound crossing. The varieties of wood included oak mahogany teak beech ash satinwood walnut Oregon yellow and pitch pine deal. Forty four tons of paint was used on interior and exterior work whilst 18000 yards of electric wire was used in wiring electric bells and electric lights in cabins of tourist third cabin accommodation.
The Krupp regulation forbids any woman to enter the vast plant except the former Kaiserin. Set by Frau Margarethe Krupp and continued by her daughter Frau Bertha Krupp Von Bohlen und Halbach, the rule has stood for years. Hippocrates wrote a medical work five hundred years before Christ that survives in study in America and Europe.
F R MacMillan of Saskatoon, president of the Saskatchewan Conservative Association, told Prince Albert Kiwanis Club that a road from the international boundary to Prince Albert National Park should be built. He cited a cabinet minister J A Merkley visiting the park as evidence of government interest.
Mrs Norman White of New Canada Nova Scotia credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for her recovery from years of weakness heart palpitations and near bed rest after two doctors failed. Six boxes revived her enough to sit up and another six restored health fully with ongoing use as a safeguard. Her daughters also recovered from anemia related to puberty. Pills available from dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Ten men emerged from the sunk submarine T-17 in forty eight seconds during an Italian submarine experiment setting a world record for rapid escape. The crew used a new device a large bowl beneath a torpedo tube to vent water and aid their exit.
A Burnley structure bearing the carved inscription Bank of England has had the words ordered removed by Bank of England officials. The stone letters have graced the building for more than a century, though the reason for their presence remains unclear.
Mrs Ray Fisher of Lebret Saskatchewan writes that her son suffered months last summer with blood in stool and weak digestion until a neighbor recommended a bottle. After a few doses he improved noticeably and regained health before the bottle was half used, prompting her to praise the remedy from The T Milburn Co Toronto.
Dominion grain inspectors show a strong yield of top grades in Saskatchewan wheat this year with seven teen cars of No 1 hard wheat received by Saskatoon mills. Northern Saskatchewan wheat matches southern quality claims due to favorable moisture, and Elrose line plus Hughton and Elrose emerge as leading shipping points.
The proposal calls for an International Peace Garden along the boundary backed by Canada's Governor General and U S ambassador to the Dominion. Leading Canadian cabinet figures and major industrials on both sides pledge support with endowment funds. The project would symbolize over a century of peaceful relations and foster goodwill between nations.
Romanian physicist Hermann Oberth designs a space rocket intended to ascend 32 miles and, with the U.F.A. Film Company supervising, to test atmospheric properties for a future mail rocket to America in 30 minutes. Instruments will accompany the flight for data collection.
An advertisement touts Holloway's Corn Remover as removing corns from the roots and urges readers to try it to prove effectiveness.
Canada reports rapid air mindedness with clubs totaling more than 10 000 hours in eight and a half months. Winnipeg leads with over 1 000 hours, Toronto about 1 000, Ottawa just over 900. Ninety two new private and 57 commercial pilots have graduated. 22 clubs operate this year versus 15 last year.
From youth to old age women face three tries from maturation birth to middle age. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as restoring health and vigor at these critical times with numerous testimonials.
An advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound lists locations in Lyon Massachusetts and Cobourg Ontario Canada, highlighting its medical product presence across the United States and Canada.
Prediction that sour taste in vinegar could yield artificial silk notes acetic acid combined with cellulose to form cellulose acetate. Professor D B Keyes of the University of Illinois narrates the process developed with E P King and Sherlock Swanne.
The Prince of Wales owns a G H Gypsy Moth airplane that flew to see his father at Sandringham. It tops 90 miles per hour and costs 3300 dollars. The craft is pure British, painted bright red and blue with a silver plate bearing H R H The Prince of Wales. Aluminum nose, scarlet leather upholstery inflates to cushion bumps.
Hon W R Motherwell minister of agriculture calls a second meeting of the World Grain conference and exhibition national committee. The Toronto session will be on November 21 as preparation for the Regina 1932 world conference proceeds. Tentative prize lists will soon be ready and distributed to foreign countries inviting competition.
A report from Berlin states trials would be broadcast in courtrooms. It says there are no legal objections since trials are public, and the move would be a novelty likely to be copied globally.
An advertisement touts Minard's Liniment as a treatment for neuritis, urging readers to trust its relief claims. The piece opens with a provocative moral maxim about evil arising from lack of thought and heart, framing the product within a moralizing milieu.
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